ftwendy

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Anybody want to chime in? Does their explanation for the presence of isobutane in their 100% nButane hold water for those who know more about the chemistry?

Here's a link to the msds:
http://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0276/0251/files/A-17_MSDS-fixed.pdf?243

stay safe guys!

 

HungryMan420

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Im sure they have tested lots of cans to detect the presence of water or Impurities! Ill be testing the cans tuesday i got 1000 cans coming

 

ftwendy

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I'm skeptical of the "quotes" around nButane on the Capital label... that said, we're definitely interested in your real world experience. Keep us posted man

 

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Will do!

 

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someone on another website reported they did have oil, but it was a very negligible amount. Even n-tane has some oil in it. best bet is to first run your butane through a cold trap and problem solved. well, then you can buy cheaper butane and still give your customers a clean product

 

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I've been wondering about Capital butane myself, and always thought that someone should put 100% N-tane in a can... If the advertised claims are true, should be a game-changer for anyone not using closed loop systems or access to gas suppliers.